Our initiatives aim to implement and support programs focused on sustainable infrastructure development in Armenia, with an emphasis on creating social impact in the following areas: Education, Sports, Culture, Healthcare and Territorial Development.
AybPRO Project-Based Learning Program in Diljan High School
The AybPRO project-based learning program is an innovative educational model based on the “learning by doing” principle. It simultaneously fosters students’ skill development and deepens their subject knowledge.
Renovation of YSМU Library
The renovation of Yerevan State Medical University’s library aims to transform it into a modern, inspiring environment for learning and research. The project includes the development of open and closed halls, the integration of cutting-edge technology, and the creation of comfortable lounge areas, all designed to enhance the academic experience for students.
Three Public Playgrounds in Yerevan
This initiative is part of the Foundation’s strategic focus on territorial development and is implemented in close partnership with the Kentron District Administration. We aim to address the long-standing lack of public playgrounds in the capital that meet international standards and cater to different age groups.
Revitalization of the AOKS building
Situated at 3 Abovyan Street, the AOKS Building, is an early 20th-century architectural monument in Yerevan. This exceptional building remains one of the finest structures in Yerevan and is renowned for its distinctive design and cultural significance.
Elina Avanesyan
Elina Avanesyan, a young and promising tennis player, has opened a new chapter in Armenian sports history, becoming the first Armenian athlete to break into the Top 40 of the WTA world rankings.
The Saryan Steps
The Saryan Steps initiative brings together culture, art, and contemporary urban development to foster vibrant environment in Armenia. The project is implemented through the joint efforts of the Keron Development Foundation, the Kentron Administrative District, and Mane Tiles.
Goddess Anahit’s Bronze Statue Exhibition in Armenia
The first-ever exhibition, “Mother Goddess: from Anahit to Mary,” was displayed at the History Museum of Armenia. The iconic artifact, previously housed at the British Museum, is featured in this historic exhibition, allowing the Armenian public to connect with a powerful symbol of their heritage.
Centenary of Charles Aznavour
Keron Development Foundation is a general partner of 2024 events dedicated to celebrating the centenary of Charles Aznavour. Charles Aznavour was a great singer, a renown humanitarian and a dedicated Armenian, whose efforts allowed for numerous charity projects both in Armenia and worldwide.
Symphonic Cascade
On May 18th, 2024, Foundation initiated the “Symphonic Cascade” flash mob, aligning with the International Day of Museums and the pan-European “Museum Night.”The event, featuring a surprise orchestral performance by the State Symphony Orchestra of Armenia, transformed Cascade into a dynamic center of cultural expression.
European Alpbach Forum
The Alpbach European Forum is a major annual event that brings together outstanding scientists, businessmen, politicians, public figures to form a stronger Europe and make their great contribution into the cultural life of Europe.
Musical Metro
The initiative aimed to create a vibrant and engaging cultural atmosphere in public spaces and to energize the city’s cultural life by bringing positive emotions to Yerevan’s residents. Throughout the project, 16 emerging bands, along with several well-known performers, took the stage at the metro station.
Matena: International School of Leadership & Professional Development
Keron Development Foundation has been one of the main supporters of Matena since its inception, underscoring the foundation’s commitment to promoting education and developing future professional leaders.
Tretyakov Gallery
The State Tretyakov Gallery’s collection has been enriched by the international project — the exhibition “Moscow – Yerevan – Moscow” by Aram Abramyan, a distinguished doctor and collector of Russian art from the late 19th to the 20th century.
Museum of Russian Art
In celebration of the museum’s 40th anniversary and the 125th anniversary of its founder – Professor Aram Abramyan, the Keron Development Foundation initiated a partnership dedicated to preserving and promoting the museum’s remarkable collection from the Russian “Cultural Renaissance”.